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Restriction Enzymes Must Be Able to Cut Double-Stranded DNA, Therefore

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Restriction enzymes must be able to cut double-stranded DNA, therefore recognition sequences must

A) be short.
B) have an even number of bases.
C) be palindromic.
D) produce DNA fragments with blunt ends.
E) None of the answers are correct.

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